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by 13415 6y ago
For a start, they should probably train police for two to four years like in other countries, instead of just a few months.
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by 13415 6y ago
Whom are you referring to? I talk about politics with anyone who is interested in it. (Of course, it's also important not to talk about politics with anyone not interested in it, but that's another matter.)
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by 13415 6y ago
The question seems odd to me. How could the letter he received, its tone, and everything else in this case be unintentional?
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by 13415 6y ago
Facebook does the same with ads customers if they think one of their ominous rules has been broken repeatedly. If the algorithm decides so, you can lose the ability to ever run an ad again by logging in from the wrong IP number. Only a law
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by 13415 6y ago
Well, not everybody has the same tastes. I mostly don't like the aesthetics of indie games, especially not the "indie feel" or any kind of pixelated or animation-style graphics. I will not play anything that reeks of "de
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by 13415 6y ago
Nonsense, and also irrelevant. You're picking out one predictive model that got it wrong. I'd like to see this model, by the way. I've seen numerous models that got it right, and in any case I was talking about the advice e
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by 13415 6y ago
> those expert epidemiologists didn't do much better. How did you arrive at this assessment? I've been following this since the end of January, and every expert I've heard gave sound and very good advise based on the av
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by 13415 6y ago
One possibility is that better air circulation in closed rooms due to open windows, higher vitamin D levels, and people meeting others outdoors rather than indoors more often have been contributing factors. These ameliorating factors would
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by 13415 6y ago
I'm also a bit disappointed by the philosophy section, even though I work on two of the topics mentioned. The one on moral uncertainty is quite trendy, though (not one I work on). I wonder how they came up with the list? There's l
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by 13415 6y ago
I have a feeling this is even more damaging for Millenials, because they constantly compare themselves with the rest of the world. In a sense, even leisure has turned into competition. When I was in my teens a long time ago I did sports and
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by 13415 6y ago
I don't see the point of any of this, be that the original article or your points. The idea that there is a likely continuation of the story based on a few sentences as a prompt meanders between useless and wrong. It's useless bec
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by 13415 6y ago
In my opinion GP's post was silly in the context in which it occurred, as a comment to an article by journalists from the BBC about how people currently live in Wuhan, which also includes links to earlier reports from Wuhan and videos
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by 13415 6y ago
It's not, it's just entertainment but good one.
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by 13415 6y ago
I think it should be an application programming language and only source code and assets should be transmitted. Crawlable content should be provided by a function in the language, if the author of the document/app decides so. A good br
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by 13415 6y ago
My take in this is that a company that takes pride in their work and really has the ability to produce great products would develop their own flavor rather than calling it "Iberian ham". There is almost always something nefarious
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by 13415 6y ago
Look up blade element theory , that's how Laminar started with X-Plane, and they incrementally refined their model over the past 20 years. I bet the physics will take the least and the graphics will take most of development time, thou
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by 13415 6y ago
Globalism is and always was inevitable and has in fact started already 200 years ago. It's also not a problem. A problem is how countries deal with the middle class and how they transform their society when there are shifts in producti
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by 13415 6y ago
This is a great project. But it's only in the early planning phase so far, right? Or is there already some code on Github?
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by 13415 6y ago
I would definitely feel the same way.
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by 13415 6y ago
The post reminds me of this: https://www.theonion.com/area-man-constantly-mentioning-he-d... I don't agree in your main argument, which seems to be based on the idea that whatever makes you feel better is good. I, for
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by 13415 6y ago
I've always been interested in Freudenthal's work, although I've never had the time to work through the book in detail. A second volume was planned but never finished. That's such a pity, because in that volume he planne
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by 13415 6y ago
As an Academic I find the whole discussion and usual Wikipedia style request for sources doubtful and sometimes even comical. Of course I understand that it's often a good thing to provide a source for a claim in online discussions, bu
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by 13415 6y ago
I'm using Leuchtturm 1917 Notebooks with enumerated pages and a table of contents. I've tried many electronic notetaking solutions but none of them have the flexibility, especially not with regards to formulas and diagrams.
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by 13415 6y ago
There is also a C library based on it: https://github.com/kimwalisch/libpopcnt
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by 13415 6y ago
I'd recommend Daniel Dennett's talk If Brains are Computers, Who Designs the Software? as a counterpoint to this article [1]. Dennett's talk is a bit long but I mostly enjoyed it, especially when he points out the computer
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by 13415 6y ago
Isn't the problem that although rank-based systems have many desirable properties, they are particularly prone to strategic voting and manipulation? I personally think they are good in cooperative settings where voters have no strong i
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by 13415 6y ago
I've written about it elsewhere, so just a quick comment: The best thing is to get rid of all political zealots on a forum. The majority of users are not interested in the political opinions of these people (who usually defend fringe v
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by 13415 6y ago
It's high time Reddit and other social networks ban toxic users, and boy are those political zealots toxic. The problem with these people is that they don't realize that almost nobody cares about their fringe opinions. For all tha
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by 13415 6y ago
I'm using an old asus transformer with external powerbank because its battery has crapped out. It's one of the worst devices I've ever possessed but still gets the job done. Now if I only knew where to get antiglare screen pr
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by 13415 6y ago
What mobile phone and which operating system for it do you use, if I may ask?

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